And where did you find the documentation that it should? Not in the R
sources AFAICS
The readline documentation suggests that applications should set their
name by rl_readline_name. That will be done and documented as from R
2.12.0, but the application name is 'R', not 'RCustomCompletio
* Prof Brian Ripley [2010-08-12 09:04]:
> The readline documentation suggests that applications should set
> their name by rl_readline_name. That will be done and documented as
> from R 2.12.0, but the application name is 'R', not
> 'RCustomCompletion' -- and the only example in any of the posti
Currently if x1 and x2 are POSIXct then c(x1, x2) will not have a
tzone attribute even if x1 or x2 or both do but it should.
This could be fixed with the following c.POSIXct:
c.POSIXct <- function (..., recursive = FALSE) {
tzones <- lapply(list(...), attr, which = "tzone")
length
On Sun, 8 Aug 2010, Rafael Laboissiere wrote:
Okay, I could not refrain myself and implemented the change in
src/unix/sys-std.c. The patch is attached below. I tested it in the
2.11.1 source and it worked fine. At any rate, the patch applies cleanly
to the SVN source.
Three notes about this
Dear R users,
I have some troubles with dealing with tclObj objects. I try to explain
it with a toy example:
Say I define the following tcl procedure which just prints out each list
element
library(tcltk)
.Tcl('proc test {myList} {
foreach i $myList {
puts stdout $i
}
}')
and I c
* Prof Brian Ripley [2010-08-12 18:25]:
> Hmm, one of those 'minimal changes' was to omit the copyright and
> licence statements. I very much doubt that you have the right to post
> copied code without those, and we certainly do not have the right to
> use such code in the R sources.
I am sorry
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 2:14 PM, Adrian Waddell wrote:
> Dear R users,
>
> I have some troubles with dealing with tclObj objects. I try to explain
> it with a toy example:
>
> Say I define the following tcl procedure which just prints out each list
> element
>
> library(tcltk)
> .Tcl('proc test {m
Adrian Waddell wrote:
> Dear R users,
>
> I have some troubles with dealing with tclObj objects. I try to explain
> it with a toy example:
>
> Say I define the following tcl procedure which just prints out each list
> element
>
> library(tcltk)
> .Tcl('proc test {myList} {
> foreach i $myLis
